Terry High School - Brigade Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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cl. 9 F A ff. -w-,.,,,s Decisions, decisions, decisions. . 4 Officers have fun at their Stu- dent Council meetings. V Senior Stacey Douglas heads UP V Freshman Kim Turney speaks at the meeting. W I -.. 4 Sponsor Mary Lou Bailey proud- ly reads off the new Student Coun- cil members. NK A Sophomore Mike May and sophomore Sean Steffey listen to the reading of last month's meeting. the Student Council elections. A Freshman Holly Turner makes her stand at the Student Council elections. 79

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year students who wished V Student Council members listen to sponsor Mary Lou Bailey as she V Junior Carrie Walker reads the speaks during the meeting. finished product of the discussion. L va Q :N I. Q r. ,i NL. Student Council . . . Student Council was an elected group of students from all four grade levels that planned certain stu- dent activities, contributed charitable work, and train- ed students in parliamen- tary procedure. The student council sponsored many events such as candy sales, SMILE week, and dances. The money collected from these went into the student council fund. At the beginning of the to be on the Student Coun- cil had to get a petition 78 signed by 20 students and 5 teachers. This enabled them to run for the posi- tion they wanted. On elec- tion day the candidates made speeches. After- wards students voted and the final step was tabulating the votes to see who won. The Student Council ad- ded great support to the school during the 1984- 1985 year. Officers were Stacy Douglas, presidentg Sheila Lofton, vice-president, and Lan Vu, secretary-treasurer V Senior Stacey Douglas speaks at the Student Council elections. - -'Bw

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JETS member, The Vu, sophomore, examines the equip- ment as the speaker explains its uses in the science world. JETS members receive their 3rd place awards at the Science Olymf piad at Deer Park. V if s - . , 'i ? . , .. Q -3' . 'qw 'Q Sophomores Cindy Rincon and Stacey Reed give each other a friendly hug. 9, 3 t . C it , Q ' 1 Ji . JETS fly avva to science careers The world of engineering, technology, and science was brought closer to Terry High students by the club JETS, This was the Junior Engineering Technical Society. JETS, which was founded in 1950 and incor- porated in l957, was very new to Terry students. Many of the members of JETS were also Science Club members. Both groups had many guest speakers which were very in- teresting and presented many in- triguing exhibitions, The groups also visited many places such as Texas AEM University and Galveston beach. Although the members enjoyed themselves throughout the year, they had to put many efforts and at- tend meetings after school in order to keep both clubs improving and advancing. BO JETS, whenis a national group, helped members appraise their in- terests and abilities for pursuing a technical career. This assisted and allowed the members to become aware of different careers before choosing a program at a college or university. Each JETS member received a JETS REPORT, an educational newsletter published by the JETS national office, each month from September to May, Similarly, each member of Science Club met every other Tues- day and received club updates by Mrs, Adams. Both JETS and Science Club were advised greatly by sponsor Carol Adams who taught Biology and Chemistry at Terry. The club members enjoyed the club's greatly rewarding year, and its many captivating adventures. X . S T fiat: WH K 'X it . y 4 fm, , S .. I , 633' . . ..,,.. ., ' L 4, fi' ' U' fx , l . 1 gh H V A .. ,L I I A Junior Lisa Gubbels looks on as senior Russell Poldrack receives a gift for his services in JETS.